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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-30
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY
Az Of MUSIC, Boston, Mass.

TNHE Largest and Best Equipped in the
Il World-l00 Instructors, 2lS6 Students
last year. Thorough Instruction in Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Piano and Organ
Tuning, Fine Arts, 0ratory, Literature,
French, German and Italian Languages. En-
s s5g hUs. Gy55pSstcs, Fig TuiHtion
and NJ eetric Light, IS to $3.50 per week.
FALL TERM begins Sept. s, 1857. For Il
Illustrated Calendar, with full information,
address E. T0URJEE, Dir, franklin 3d.,
BOSTON, Mass.
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III. sAMPsRLL, OF Ottawa, Kas, is
loud in his praise Of both La-ou. pi. a
and Man a-lin,
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HUNTSVILLE. Ala
Iuka Springs Hotel.

IUKA, MISS, June l, 1887,
ON. AND AFTER THIS BATE the Hotel
-, tin connection with the c. lobrated uka
Springsl will be opened for visitors for the
season. These tar-famed Springs, situated
in the midst of a beautiful Park, ere truly
wonderful for the medicinal properties
their waters The commodious Hotel, with
lightful retreat from the heat OF the cities or
the malaria Of infected districts. Tho
Memphis and Charleston Railroad will m Axe
special rates to this charming miner resort,
Letters are cenitantly being received in
regard TO terms. All such communication
VIII be promptly and cheeru lly snswsre / By
an application 10 the proprietor.
w. X. HARRISON
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LA-CU-PT-A.

&EA LA-CU:-Pl-A.
| ~ % Rigid tests of comparison
wM 40 instituted between La-cu-
VI ~ pi-a and other blood reme-
/ n 1a~,,4A dies proVr conclusively that
I<hSAtafM u stands without n peer.
p1t32ffsE3M We claim for La-cu-pi-a
u1lty1k&RiiH absolute infallibility forI
Iany disease for which tits recommended,
land failure in any case is utterly Inn
POSSIBLE. Ozmna, Scrofula, syphilis, in|
Ievery stage, Chronic Rheumatism, Run
lining Sores, Ulcers, Swellings, Abscesses|
Icaused by Hip Disease, or Carries, In
visible Parasites, all angry Skin Dis
eases and unnatural discharges are i'm
|mediately controlled by La-cu-pi-a andl
la positive cure 1S the Inevitable result.
"Forseven year, was almost one mass|
|of corruption. Deep angry sores had eat
len down to my back-b bone, my body andl
limbs were covered with sores, my lips,
nose and throat partially destroyed by
them, given up todie by the best physi-
|cians of Columbia, weighed but eighty
pounds, reduced TO the verge of the grave,
Thought was dying, then took La-ou-
|pi-a, nothing else; took 20 bottles. ALL
my sores are healsd and / am as we'll asI
lever In my life and weigh lbs pounds"
MRS. MAGGIE HARPER,
Sold by Druggist. 81 per bot, 8 for s..
|Send for "The IllsDf Life" sent free.
DIR. s. Is. Hartmah & CO., Columbus, o.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

bTAUNIUNI VA.
Miss Mary j. Baldwin, principal. Opens
Sept. l, 1887. Closes June, 1888.
UNSURPASSED location, buildings,
" grounds and appointments. Full corps
of teachers. Unriyalled dvantages in music,
phy steal culture. Board, ETC., with full En-
glish course, $50 for the entire session Of
nine months. For full particulars apply 10
the prin cipal for catalogue
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EDUCATIONAL.
WARDS s ss%,Hs,' ! i or, a E"uN s's

Wv -. Nh "HH1ESs n IbHI uUIn6 IOI
girls. Health and care hrst. Splen-
did teachers. Patronized by men of liberal
minds in all Churches. Ample room for eI-
ercise, with city advantages. A non secta-
rian School, with best aids to religion. The
tone and value of the school shown by its
success. Lectures on many subjects. French
spoken at tables. The diningroom is the most
elegant in the building. ForNAH
catalogues address at once DR.. w ftiDo
W. Il. WARD, Nashville, Tenn W -
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sT. LOUIS sEMINARY.

A PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL Of High
~ Grade for Limited Number Of Young
Ladies; situated at Jennings, Mo-, s miles
from st; Louis ION Wabash R'y) and one Of
full and home like, each pupil individualiEed.
Seven experienced teachers. Com modiOus,
we'll ventilated buildings, with beautiful and
ample Ieunds. Seyenteenth Year COM
menoos Sept. z, 81. For particulars, cata~
logue, eto. apply ct once 10 the PRINCIPAL,
B. 7. pLRWRTT, Lid, JenningS, No.
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Huntsville Female Seminary
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.

PEF0RE deciding where to send your
ID daughter to College, write for catalogue.
You may save money and secure the best ad-
vantages at cheapest rates.
j. d. ANDERSON, A. M President,
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G.w.JONRs a 40. VANVLEET a "a
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-27

Younx man. don't axe your poiitIca
by inheritance. Dent bs a Democrat
because your father was one, Ths USE
fulncss Of the Democratic party. II Il
ever had any, passed away long years
ago. For quarter OF century II has
had no policy except the policy Of oppo.
sition to Republican measures. In its
platforms, as promulgated from year to
year, it has declared itself against the
restriction OF slavery, against the pres
ervation Of the Union, against the einau.
cipation OF the slaves, against the issuing
Of greenhacks and the tal,lishnrnt of
national banks. It favored imitation It
opposed resumption Of specie payment ;
1t asked the reputation OF the national
debt by paying it in depreriated curren.
cy. 1t now demands that the tax upon
foreign importations be removed, and
that the expenses of the government be
direct taxation upon the people. The
last Democratic President before Cleve.
land vetoed bill allowing homesteads
In the public lands to actual settler; the
present Democratic President spent half
his time last winter vetoing bills giving
small pension to men who were injur.
ed in trying to save the Union. Young
man, do you want to identify yourself
with a party that has that kind OF u
record?
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"a Lady OF the Oil S.hool" is the
opening paper in the Novembefhumbe
"f The Atlantic Manthly It is most
charming resume of Mrs. Susan Lesley .
"Recollections" of the mother, Mrs. Ly.
nan, Of Northampton, and OF the society
which she gathered around her. Miss
Jewett has delightful sketch Of New
ENGLAND by-way called "The Landscape
Chamber" Percival Lowell continues
his series Of articles, "rhe Soul OF thr
Far East" by paper on Oriental Art,
md John Fiske has another OF his clear
and readable studies in American His.
tory. Mr.. Philip Gilbert Han,ert.,n, il
the sixth paper Of his French and E.,
slish" series, considers variety in ihr
indulgence OF Sense as Result of Indi
vi,luality." A careful description Of
the "Red Cross" society and it's work ID
given by Helen II. g. Thompson, and
Bradford Torrey has pleasant paper un
IAN Old Road" "Historic Points "
Fort George Island" are depicted by 8
g. W. Benjamin. A paper on "Girl
Novelists of the Tine," three poems oi
merit. and the serials by Mrs. Oiiphant
and Mr.. Aldrich, and by Mr. Crawford,
close a number oi more than usual worth.
Hvughton, Mifflin & Co., Boston.
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H. q. Dawson, the present Sheriff Of
our county, has been one of the best
officers Highland county has ever had.
Honest, energetic and careful in the ad.
',,inistration Of his Office, he has faith
fully performed the trust of the people.
More than this can not be said OF any
,nan. II the people would reward
.uch services, and at the same time
serve well themselves, let them vote for
tHe solid, capable, careful man who has
had charge Of the Office for the past two
years; who has been tried and found
to be true, and in voting for whom, there
Is no risk to run. See to 1t that he has
u large majority as he justly deserves.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-27

The farmers are informed as to the rea
and plain meaning Of Gov. Foraker's pafu
alton message and will rebuke the Democrati
attempt to peruer the truth and to mislea'
the people. The true mission OF news
paper IL to give the peoole correct un
derstanding of the issues of the da.
The mission of the Democratic paper
seems to be to misleai and misinforn
the very people who pay them none,
to learn the truth.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-27

Let no man vote this fall without
'erious unprejudiced thought. The
Democratic party 10 the enemy OF thu
yorkinginen, both mechanics and far.
ners. Democratic free trade, according
the assertion OF Democratic leaders IL
70 force mechanics and men engaged
IN manufacturing to 90 upon farms and
'ngsge in agriculture; thus crowdinR
he men who are already engaged in
.srming onto smaller farms and lowering
The prices of all kinds Of produce. This
g the real political issue now between
he Republican and Democratic parties.
You must vote for protection Or free
Trade. Vyoa are in favor Of voting for the
interest Of England and against the project
ion Of your o,cn families and homes then
vote the Remocrdsic ticket but you do !,
with your eyes open.
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SIIERIFFs SALE.
Real Estate.

Inhn W. White ct al. vs ] .mes Fl. Newman.
Htshl.hd county Court 0f Common Pleas.
Ease M 1890
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTA TE
In pursuance of an order issued from tie
C'utt Ut Cnu,iiio Pleas wtihin and for the
County Of Highland and SiH,eOf ohio. mad
~ the April term thereof A. ID 1887. and Ia
me dirrcird. will uff r for Az ie ri public uc.
town Of Hitl-bnr,,. on
Saturday, November 28ih, A. D. 1887,
Al lH ,'ci,bck p. m. II sa I'd dav the foil wing
les rIt,r,i rea estate:
LYNX. being aud situate In the cOu lea nj
Brown ami iitxhlsnd, and State Of tlhh,,mtIsi
On the waters Of White mk creek BautI,.
ntnh ~ Q stni. ~ ". Q srnrr and IN iiur Of
,hr 10 ,d> Of r. U p u,c,rh: thence viii,
said t.,iic"rl's line N. llo e Sa IL p.,ies Ia y
si''iie On the Wrst side ~ u large INN pie. ami
"a the y. line of the rnn.is ~ the hpirs ~
lnhn Florencr. sr.. decd; thence w So e
1893 ~ poles witt, said Florence Iihe tDH tu,t,,,
T., ne center ~ Whtie,nk creek: thence \.
l2o 49, e 46 ~ poles To ~ stake Oi, / q wet
bank Uf IN ,Uatn cha u npt uf the Mn III creek |:
in~ucr y. 90 3V W 70 81 puies To ~ point In : u.
nt-r 0f SHi,t creek au,i c,prnsr IL M ut X &.
Pet, ,ic'r,i; th."ce =: $40 ~ W. GIT "a p..ien L.,
-" place ~ brxtIn'ni, CONTAINING ,.ne han.
ire,i ami thi,tern (ft3) acres. three (3) rmmis
ANA ihirty-thr-- 1887 ,qrara pa-ches ,t Ian, !.
Said prrtnt tses has O- mp ratseil NJ t2 .188,
'ni Can not u fir less ttun IwO.t htrus Oi
satl npprHis-nient
rerlns ~ Saie--Cssh on day of sale.
II. q. DA WAON,
Sheriff Highland County, u.
Steel & Houxh A,lys. $
Oc,Ob-r Nih, 1887
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Ed Hetherington, our candidate for
Treasurer, is one Of the best and most
fsvorably known young business men in
the county. He has held several im-
portant offices In his own township, and
the people Of Concord say they never
had better officer. He has the con6-
dence Of everybody and is one Of the
most popular young men in the county.
If the signs are to be trusted, Ell Heth
rington will surely be the next Treasurer
Of Highland county.
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NEW BOSTON.

October 25tb, 1887.
Miss Ella Easter was baptized near
the old mill ON BincO Greek, Sunday,
Rev. Bowman, Of Ripley, o adminis
t+ring the ordinance.
Rev. Bowman, Of Ripley, o, preached
two very allie and interesting sermons
at the Christian Church in this place,
on Sunday and Sunday night.
A large crowd was present ut the R.
publican meeting, held ut the scinn,l
house in this place on last Saturday
night, conducted by G. l.. Garrett and
H. u. Davis.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

C.C. Parks va. John N. Parker ct AL High.
laud C'Iunty Cbnit OF COiiiunOn Peas. Caso
No. i53i
ORDER or SALE.
In pursuance Of nn order ISSUED from the
Court of Common Pleas Within aud for the
sunty ~ Hishland AMI State Of Quito, made
1t the Aprit terui thereof A. d. 1857, Hhd to
me dirtcip,i, l viii Uff.r for sale ~ public
auction ~ the dt0r Ut tue Court house, 10
the town of Hiiisboro. ONO. on
Saturday, November 90, A. d. 1887,
At I U'ci,,ck pm. { said uay the following
uescrItDtt real . ale, tU.wtt:
Situate IN Htghiand county, State Of Ohio,
and IN the town Of HtiistNDrt,, being part Ot
Out.lOt M. 81. aS the sa,lie In 1Own and deS.
ixtHteu On the recorded plat Of said town Uf
Hi isinprtusti. ono. bpxtnntnx nj the nOrt d. .
Wesi CORNER Of n ,ract Of land sold ny A. b.
Evans To james Dill Of the date ~ NJ ~ g. h,
1858 thence IN eHsi.rty course with the
,ulh I'm at Walnut Htrret IN sat., town az.
ty-riHht (18) feet tO n stake; thence parallel
Win the western line of sHid lUi Atn,ui t96
feet to Nh alley 10 feet In width. equal stln
lance t,., ween Walnut street a w-stprN dt.
rect ton So feet to an uile! fleet W tte tue &C
with the .stern toe of saii alley u ns,rt heri,
direction about 1875 feet 10 'he bexiuutnw.
said prem Ises has been appraised ~ S8O(
and can not seil for less ti,nu two thir ~ vi
satd appr,srtnrnt
Terms of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
n. q. DA AWSON,
sheriff Hts shiand COUNTY, o.
0lin j. r ,ss. Attorney.
OciOber 27,h, 1887.
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The Gazette is still going back on tn
record of its Democratic leaders. Gov
Hoadly, the brainiest man the Demo
Gratis in Ohio ever had, was the autho
of the mixed school idea. Mcbride, tn
last years Democratic candidate fo'
Secretary OF State, was its warm sup
porter. A number Of other good Demo
Gratis helped carry it through. Now il
all this wrong? Let one of these me-,
come out for Office and see how quickl,
the Gazette will change its tune. 1t i,
still anything to win.
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TINES FOR HOLDING COURTS
COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE YEAR 1883.
I'm THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF OHIO.

.I =
II IN Hereby Ordered. That the Courts Of
" mn"n Pleas fsr he enr 1883. small bexin
y tue revers tAplH,ies ~ the Fsflh judicini
O,sttici ~ The State Ut OniO. ~ The ttlnUn III.
s,WtNx. tO wit: -
Ftrst observation-disclosures cnunty Janu.
.'y 5d; Aprii l0ih September lls.. 6c.vn
c..uutt Fens uHrs 7.h; May Stu; UUiOb%r oI b .
.srn""s equity, ,.. Janusry al.t; May lsI
s-c.'na asu"-D'vi.ion-F ysste eaunty. Feb.
runry T.h; June llth N,v-sst,rs 2o,h.
= u,iishin"d c.'nn,y, J."usiy 0sh; April al
O'n',er S'n R''s. county, January On
An,ti 28t: Oci.tI-r e,I,.
Third s'IO Divisism = franklin county.
@J.nnary @ 0n; Aprti s,h; s.ep. ssnbsr NJ, 4.
y Ms1ti>.'!, cs.,m'y. February 28i; Mmy = h !:
N"v-mb-r Pm Pick y wns county j.uunrs
Ati April l7tl; S-ptesuh.v 10 IL.
A T,tON EN-,
0EsbRSE LINCOLN.
D W. q. LttUUEN.
ELI p EvAN~
HENHY ". HUGO NS.
WILLIAM g EVANa,
THtMAs ]. DUNCAN.
DAVID r. PUuH.
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It is the boast OF the Democracy that
the principles for which it fights are
eternal. Yet the only virtue it ever ex-
hibits is when it turns its back upon it's
own principles to endorse Republican
measures. This it does regularly about
every eight years. It favored the ex-
tension and perpptuation OF slavery in
our land; now it declares itself the only
friend the colorpd man ever had. Three
lines in vote,l solidly in Congress against
homestead law, and three times did
Buchanan sustain that vote by his veto
when the bill h, passed., notwithstand.
ing the Democratic opposition. Now it
poses as the friend and protector Of the
ponr. In 1864 it declared the war fail
IRE, and had the "eternal principles"
thus enunciated been believed or acted
upon by the people, the Southern Com
federacy would be in existence to-day.
Yet it now has the supreme impudence
to claim that this broad, happy and
united land is one of the results of DEM
.,cratic rule. And so it has been with
Every great measure of public policy for
the last thirty years. Young man, do
want to belong to the active, liberal, pro-
xressive Republican party I? or do you
wish to be found in the ranks Of the re-.
dictionary and conservative Democracy !?
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-27

Theiore Child contributes in Harpes'
4agasine for November an interesting
aud Important article on "Chsntilly :
The Chateau and Collections" full NC
count OF the marvellous estate recently
presented to the Institute Of France.
The architectural glorirs OF med,aaeyaI
skill ami the art treasures gathered from
the leading masters Of Europe are clear
ly described and illustrated.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-10-27

The able editors of the Gasette should
not descend into the sort Of editorial
writing - last week appeared In their
.'sper concerning the Intimidation Of
Olored voters. We do them the Justice
10 believe that the fussy and chi,nericai
article was written by some aspiring
outsider who imsgines that he has dis.
covered in himself . great man, and
that It crept into their editorial column
without their knowledge. The article
,carcely deserves passing notice sine.
It has been laughed at by both Demo
Gratis and Republicans - . shocking
pisce Of Imagination.
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KAlNAis,,ktD.
Octo or 25th, 1887,

Octo Or 25th, 1887.
w. 0. Dewitt and wife, Of Washing.
tOu O. h., have been circulating a,nunp
friends here for several days.
Henry Hetinger and wife and son,
Harry, spent the Sabbath with then
daughter, Mrs F. E. ,iossett, Of Harpers
Johnnie Frump hsss been visiting in
Rp,s county tor several days.
j.. 3. w Spargur's little daughter Mar,
has been quite sick, but IL improving.
Mrs. j. II. Wickershain, of Greenfield,
has been here some DAYS at the be,i.sidt. I.
Of her sister, Mrs. H. W. Roads, who il
still quite low with complication vi
physical ills.
Georgs W. Spargur is suffering from,
severe attack uf lung fever.
We Were pleased 10 learn that the next
Teachers Association will be held vt thu
pare.
David Sanders and wife and little
daughter Lucille, vi Lcesburg, were guest.
Of J /. TaKgart and iami,y Thursday.
Miss Fannie johnson, Uf L.esburx, L.
the guest Of Miss Alice Taggart.
Mrs. Nancy Kerns and nephew, Gibbon
g ssrIt, spent the Sabbath with r-lA.
tives In Ross county.
The beautiful ietlerin on the front OF
the Roa,is Sisters ui.li,uvry store Was
done ny Samuel Hu ut and shows hiA,
" be Nm expert in THAT line.
j. w. Bunday IL supp ,sed to have gone
West h, grow up with the country.
Those who Withdrew their patronag
from the Hillsbor0 Crea,lier, and gave
II to the Greenfield Creamery undsr the
prumise of rs cents per guaye are feeling
little blue.
Rev A. E. Wright, pastor of the U. B
Church, wan united in marriage viii,
Mirs Kate D.Wmt, daughter vi Mr.. an.i
Mrs. J. w. DcWitt, Of this place, ",
Thursday last. Rev. George Logan, of
Ross county, otficiated. On the follow.
ing day they were rendered Y reception,
IT the home Of w. J. Rs,ikey, and ON
Saturday lett for Mr.. Wright's home near
Logan, In Hooking county. Tn. NEWS
HERALD reporter wishes them greal
prosperity.
James w G-orge was knocked down
and tramplsd under the feet uf some
frightened colts last Friday and narrowly
escaped with his lite. He Was bx tly
bruised about the head and face aud il
still y great sufferer from injuries ~
ceiv-d.
Miss Ella Davis, who IL teaching near
Ja nestOwn, came home Friday and
staye.itill Sunday. She WAS accompanied
hy Mills Conner, Miss Ella Dvdds and
Harry Do.l.ls.
| Prof r. B. Burett, OF New Lexington;
came over ON SAiuf.iAy, and his wife ami
children who have BEEN visiting in this
vicinity returned home with him on
Sunday.
James Ferguson has purchased Wav.
erly W~d.iell's property ON West Maii,
street, and win move u t,wn aud occu.
py it - soon o. Mr.. Wsl,lelI coin.
plet.s the extensive repairs that are
already begun.
Miss Minnie Gnssett, after . stay oil
several weeks VI Hsbina, will be st home
to-day.
R~v N. Rsdkey and vile. Of Leesburg,
came OVER yesterday evening " sss Mrs.
H. w. Reds.
James Gcott and family removed to
Green6sld Last week.
Mrs. William Gkren, Of Greenfield, ~
turned home 70 day nites : pleasant Visit
among friends In this vlrinlty.
The many lrixnels of ~ n. ". Roads
will ~ psibsd 70 l*nya that shs b Nrop.
lag veGAsr 4ilh bpt lietas hops = ~.
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Common Pleas t'Ourt.
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES TO B.
TRIED TO COURT.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 28.
444l-Scott and Scott vs. Fox, ct al.
THURSDAY, OCT. 27.
4190-Sollers vs. Douglass.
THURSDAY, NOV. 8.
2S57--Irvin VI. Me,calf.
JURY ASSIGNMENT.
THURSDAY, NOV. 10.
4470- Farmers and Mechanics Store
C". VIZ. Hays and others.
449O-Newby vs. Shipley.
45U8 Houston w Thompson.
46J9-Biooks vs. Stout.
FRIDAY, NOV. IL.
4536-Good vs Bell.
4545-iialler Va Roach.
4556-Rig,ion VIZ Euhanks.
4465-Hiser va Dawson.
SATURDAY, NOV. IL.
4602-Jobn Kaufman Brewing Co. W..
Koch.
4O69-Flesher va Cox.
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The gall Of the Gazette is phenomenal
1t still tries to maintain its position thai
Gov. Foraker wants to tax the people
Even the Democrats are getting tired o
such an exhibition of downright fool-r,
and are beginning to want to hear ittl.
truth and common sense.